Use Safeguard liquid or Valbazen liquid instead.
Return it and get the liquid for goats instead.
Thank you for replying. Here are the issues I’ve been experiencing. The first one I talked about (Cami) passed away one day after showing symptoms. The second Beans is showing some symptoms on and off and I’m not sure what is wrong with him. None of the others are showing symptoms (including the babies that Cami had recently hatched. Here’s some posts about them.
What's the link, I need to go start there.
Ok. I was just wondering. Would deworming be a good idea anyway?
Here’s the link. Thanks for the help.
Oh my gosh! They're absolutely adorable! How old is Lenny Monster? I love that big baby! Makes me think of the term I've heard @Overo Mare use, "honker" (makes me laugh every time I think about it and it's so relatable ~ and yes the bird she used it for turned out to be one huge whopper of a girl)
Wow! They're gorgeous! Are you hearing any quacks yet? I still LOVE Butter. Roxy is quite stunning too! I am biased whenever it comes to the white ducks because of my sweet pea "Honey Boo Boo" who is my forever patient. I've been treating her for a year and a half now and she'll have to have her foot wrapped her entire life. Sweet sweet Pekins...... I love them so much but can't stand to watch them suffer (side note, I know that there are some very healthy Pekins that live long happy lives but both of mine are handicapped. My Drake hatched with a deformity and Honey Boo Boo suffered from bumble foot off and on for months but she's been infection free for the past 8 months). The white calls are like miniature Pekins in my mind! I'm determined to add one (or more) to my flock.
I use Valblazen and highly recommend it! I use a half cc for regular size chickens and a quarter cc for bantams. I find this dosage much easier whenever you're dealing with a larger flock. I can't imagine weighing each bird before dosing and then repeating.
